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Civics for Life Quarterly, Volume 2 | Issue 2
Perhaps no extant product of the U.S. Constitution has received more bipartisan animus than the Electoral College. Since ...
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Our democracy and society depend on civic education—a vital tool that gives Americans the knowledge, skills, and values ...
More New Evidence on Trickle-Down and Trickle-Up Influences in Civic Education and Engagement
Families play a big role in shaping political identities, but the details of how this happens are less ...
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The story often told is that rural America is in decline, and that rural Americans are resentful of ...
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In today’s edition you’ll find an exclusive taped interview with Dr. Anthea Hartig, the first woman director of ...
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Many Americans lack a fundamental understanding of our democracy and how it functions, resulting in reduced civic engagement, ...
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The Electoral College is an essential part of the United States’ democratic process. Every four years, citizens across ...
More History of the State of the Union
The State of the Union address is a crucial moment in the United States political calendar. It is ...
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Civil discourse is an active pursuit: participants should be actively respectful, open, friendly, and generous. Good faith is ...
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